[Bug] Grabbing a window by the Title bar and moving it around focuses without the <FocusIn> event

Type of Issue

Bug

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Operating System

Windows 10

PySimpleGUI Port

tkinter

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Versions

Python version

Python 3.10.6

PySimpleGUI Version

PySimpleGUI 4.60.4

GUI Version

tkinter 8.6.12

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Your Experience In Months or Years (optional)

4 Years Python programming experience

5 Years Programming experience overall

Have used another Python GUI Framework? (tkinter, Qt, etc) (yes/no is fine)
No, i have not

Anything else you think would be helpful?

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Troubleshooting

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• Run your program outside of your debugger (from a command line)
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Detailed Description

When dealing with multiple windows, i tracked the focused window using the and events. When clicking a window, these events get called normally. When grabbing a window by the Title bar and moving it around however, it is then focused without the events. Simply clicking on the Title Bar however focuses it with the events.

Code To Duplicate

A short program that isolates and demonstrates the problem

import PySimpleGUI as sg


#create two layouts
win1Layout = [
    [sg.Text('Win1')],
]
win2Layout = [
    [sg.Text('Win2')],
]

#size is important to make aenough room on the title bar to grab the windows
win1 = sg.Window('Win1', layout=win1Layout, size=(300, 100), finalize=True)
win2 = sg.Window('Win2', layout=win2Layout, size=(300, 100), finalize=True)

#bind the events to the windows
win1.bind('<FocusIn>', "WIN1FocusIn")
win1.bind('<FocusOut>', "WIN1FocusOut")
win2.bind('<FocusIn>', "WIN2FocusIn")
win2.bind('<FocusOut>', "WIN2FocusOut")


while True:
    activeWindow, event, values = sg.read_all_windows(timeout=500)

    if event == sg.WIN_CLOSED:
        break

    if not event == "__TIMEOUT__":
        print(event)

Screenshot, Sketch, or Drawing

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Watcha Makin?

Im a Student working in a company between semesters and have been tasked with creating a program to write certain Tables to the EEPROM of the devices we are selling

Start by running the supplied minimal reproduction on Windows 10 and inspect the tkinter port's window focus and event-binding handling. Done means dragging a window by its title bar produces the expected FocusIn and FocusOut events consistently, while preserving the behavior of ordinary title-bar clicks.